"The court is sending a message that this concrete case is very serious".
Mel Wymore, who is running for City Council, made a more concrete case.
Referring to the name change, he added, "We have before our very eyes a concrete case of an attempt to include and to recognize".
"And if precisely this has been done in this concrete case," he said, "I proceed from the assumption that the court had good reasons to take this decision".
"They'll never tell the truth unless you ask 100 questions, or you find a concrete case on your own," Mr. Nagatsuma said.
The exact line that divides expression from communication is difficult to draw in the concrete case, for in the concrete case the two processes generally alternate rapidly and appear to mingle, but it is clear in idea, and it must be firmly grasped.
Citrine observes the process with dispassion: "The coffins went down and then the yellow machine moved forward and the little crane, making a throaty whir, picked up a concrete slab and laid it atop the concrete case".
To take a concrete case, if ϕxy means "x loves y" and the values of x and y are taken to be human beings, then the last two formulas mean, respectively, "Everybody loves somebody" and "Somebody loves everybody".
Beyond academic discussions about how debt could actually be dealt with, this is a concrete case of a government that needs support and political backing for a pioneering effort.
Concept possession guarantees the reliability of concrete case intuitions.
While the macroscopic analyses are illuminating, the arguments cannot be strong without a concrete case.
